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I am upgrading classic app written in Asp.NET 3.5. We are migrating the application to .NET 4.7.2. We have got new image in AWS with Windows 2019 Standard and also SQL Server 2019.
I have hosted the application as https://myclientapp.com/login. I also have VerifyLogin.aspx page added on top in Default Document list however, when I launch the application at https://myclientapp.com/login, it doesn't include verifyLogin.aspx.
Ideally it should form the URL like 'https://myclientapp.com/login/verifylogin.aspx
the .NET 3.5 application is hosted in physical server with Win Server 2008 R2 and it works very well.
Do I need to add anything else to include VerifyLogin.aspx in application main URL?
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Hi @Rayal, Pankaj ,
I wrote an application to test it and the default document can load successfully. Can you access the page through https://myclientapp.com/login/verifylogin.aspx and access the application(not site) through https://myclientapp.com/login? Can you show the directory structure of application and site?
Here is the print screen of the directory. if I access the application using https://myclientapp.com/login/verifylogin.aspx is works.
Previously the application was hosted with same folder structure in Win Server 2008R2. I have verified all the IIS configuration and they are same.
Hi @Rayal, Pankaj ,
What's the level of default document you set? You should set default document at level of "Login" not "xxxxx.com". And put VerifyLogin.aspx at the root folder of "Login".
@Bruce Zhang-MSFT - The VeirfyLogin is on top in the Default document list under login. The VerifyLogin.aspx is present in root folder
Hi @Rayal, Pankaj ,
If you have not set the rewrite, the page should be displayed. If you publish the application as a standalone site, or will the default documents of other sites work? I think you can enable fail request tracing to check the request url.
